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Indoor Planning Using Diminished and Augmented Reality
Werner Bailer; Hannes Fassold; Vasileios Gkitsas; Petros Drakoulis; Dimitrios Zarpalas; Robert Huemer
Virtual and augmented reality has the potential to improve collaboration between professionals and customers in indoor planning tasks like interior design or refurnishing. Our work addresses two major issues of current AR planning apps: the required technical skills to create or import room plans, and the overlap between existing and overlaid items. We propose automation of the scene creation from a single panorama using AI-based services and the use of diminished reality (DR) to conceal objects before overlaying new ones.
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- Publication date:
- June 22, 2022
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- Keyword(s):
- : augmented reality, indoor planning, scene understand
- Meeting:
- ACM International Conference on Interactive Media Experiences - 1st International Workshop on Analytics, Learning and Collaboration in eXtended or Cross Reality (XR) (IMX '22 - XRWALC), Aveiro, PT, 21-23 June 2022
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